Dwarven Equipment - Revision history

Tomlough: /* Compass */

2025-09-25T20:45:37Z

Compass

Tomlough: /* Compass */

2025-09-25T20:45:01Z

Compass

Tomlough: /* Compass */

2025-09-25T20:44:21Z

Compass

Tomlough at 17:49, 4 December 2021

2021-12-04T17:49:25Z

Wifi: /* Dwarven Slabs */

2021-03-26T20:50:57Z

Dwarven Slabs

Tomlough at 15:17, 8 February 2021

2021-02-08T15:17:35Z

JTHousek: /* Gold */ changed rats to all monsters

2020-10-22T22:20:24Z

Gold: changed rats to all monsters

JTHousek: /* Gold */ changed "monsters can steal it" to "rats can steal it"

2020-10-20T02:04:52Z

Gold: changed "monsters can steal it" to "rats can steal it"

Tomlough: Note creeper/gold mechanic

2020-10-18T14:50:20Z

Note creeper/gold mechanic

Tomlough: /* Dwarven Strongbox */

2020-10-18T14:44:13Z

Dwarven Strongbox

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 === Compass ===
-Dwarves spawn with a compass in the crafting grid of their inventory, which can be taken out and used at any time. This will give a Compass that once right clicked will display a menu of the important waypoints on the map. Clicking a waypoint will direct the compass toward that resource or location, and will notify the Dwarf when they reach that exact location, above it, or below it.
+Dwarves spawn with a compass in the crafting grid of their inventory, which can be taken out and used at any time. The compass displays a menu of the important waypoints on the map. Clicking a waypoint will direct the compass toward that resource or location, and will notify the dwarf when they reach that exact location, above it, or below it.
 * If you lose your compass you can use the /compass command to get a new one.
 * Monsters also receive a compass in their inventory, to help locate the current shrine.

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 === Compass ===
-* Dwarves spawn with a compass in the crafting grid of their inventory, and can be taken out and used at any time. This will give a Compass that once right clicked will display a menu of the important waypoints on the map. Clicking a waypoint will direct the compass toward that resource or location, and will notify the Dwarf when they reach that exact location, above it, or below it.
+Dwarves spawn with a compass in the crafting grid of their inventory, which can be taken out and used at any time. This will give a Compass that once right clicked will display a menu of the important waypoints on the map. Clicking a waypoint will direct the compass toward that resource or location, and will notify the Dwarf when they reach that exact location, above it, or below it.
 * If you lose your compass you can use the /compass command to get a new one.
 * Monsters also receive a compass in their inventory, to help locate the current shrine.

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 === Compass ===
-* A Compass can be obtained by doing /compass or doing /menu and clicking the compass. This will give a Compass that once right clicked will display a menu of the important waypoints on the map. Clicking a waypoint will direct the compass toward that resource or location, and will notify the Dwarf when they reach that exact location, above it, or below it.
+* Dwarves spawn with a compass in the crafting grid of their inventory, and can be taken out and used at any time. This will give a Compass that once right clicked will display a menu of the important waypoints on the map. Clicking a waypoint will direct the compass toward that resource or location, and will notify the Dwarf when they reach that exact location, above it, or below it.
 == Materials ==

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 Right click the image of a sword on a rack to a obtain a Dwarven Runeblade. This is the dwarves' melee weapon. Left clicking it will deal 10 Attack Damage, but more importantly, getting a kill with it will give them a rampage.
-* '''Rampage''': Also known as a 'PROC' (Powerful Rampage of Course), killing a monster will give a dwarf a rampage which will allow them to one shot every monster for 3 seconds except for [[Iron Golem|Iron Golems]] and [[Death's Servant]] until their chestplate breaks. This ability will roll, meaning if the dwarf kills another monster with a rampage, the timer for the rampage will reset back to 3 seconds. While rampaging, dwarves emit green sparkles.
+* '''Rampage''': Also known as a 'PROC' (Powerful Rampage of Course), killing a monster will give a dwarf a rampage which will allow them to one shot every monster for 3 seconds except for [[Iron Golem|Iron Golems]] and [[Death's Servant]] before their chestplate breaks, or [[Slime|Slimes]] which are latched to a dwarf. This ability will roll, meaning if the dwarf kills another monster with a rampage, the timer for the rampage will reset back to 3 seconds. While rampaging, dwarves emit green sparkles.
 * '''Momentum''': Additionally, when a dwarf gets a kill they will receive 4 absorption hearts. These hearts will reset upon each kill.
 * '''Scavenger''': As well, when killing monsters with a rampage, a dwarf has a 30% chance of generating a few useful items in their inventory such as Mortar, Torches, Gold, Cobblestone, Arrows, or slightly less useful: Stone Cakes.
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 Right click the image of a bow on a rack or table to obtain a Dwarven Shortbow. This is the dwarves' ranged weapon. Left clicking it will start a cast time to create 6 arrows in their inventory. Right clicking it will fire an arrow, the more they hold right click, the further an arrow will go, however regardless of how much the bow is pulled back the arrow will have the same damage under default conditions. Arrows do pass through other dwarves.
-* '''Limitations on Bow Damage''': When dwarves are under a roof, their bow will only do 30% of its maximum damage. A roof constitutes as any non-transparent block (not leaves, glass, barriers, etc.) which is 30 blocks or less above the dwarves head. Within 5 blocks, their bow will do no damage.
+* '''Limitations on Bow Damage''': When dwarves are under a roof, their bow will only do 30% of its maximum damage. A roof constitutes as any non-transparent block (not leaves, glass, barriers, etc.) which is 30 blocks or less above the dwarves head. Within 5 blocks, their bow will do no damage. [[Slime|Slimes]] are immune to arrow damage.
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 [[File:Bryce slab.png|thumb|right|The wall created when a Dwarven Slab is used.]]
-Left clicking a Dwarven Slab will place down an 11x5x3 wall about 2 blocks away in the direction the dwarf is looking. This wall is composed of unique Purple Stone Brick which cannot be turned into Blue Stone Brick using Mortar or Super Mortar, and is easier for monsters to break through. However, using a Dwarven Slab from within a shrine region will produce a fully Blue Stone Brick Slab. Dwarven Slabs cannot be used high above the ground.
+Left clicking a Dwarven Slab will place down an 11x5x3 wall about 2 blocks away in the direction the dwarf is looking. This wall is composed of unique Purple Stone Brick which cannot be repaired using Mortar or Super Mortar, and is easier for monsters to break through. However, using a Dwarven Slab from within a shrine region will produce a fully Blue Stone Brick Slab. Dwarven Slabs cannot be used high above the ground.
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	'''Dwarven Equipment''' consists of the tools, weapons, materials, and consumables which dwarves use to create and maintain [[Defenses]], defend shrines, and to stay in combat. All of these are required to be used in some form or another in order to be a successful dwarf, some even being critical enough to be the difference between an early death and fighting as the last one alive.		'''Dwarven Equipment''' consists of the tools, weapons, materials, and consumables which dwarves use to create and maintain [[Defenses]], defend shrines, and to stay in combat. All of these are required to be used in some form or another in order to be a successful dwarf, some even being critical enough to be the difference between an early death and fighting as the last one alive.
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		+	If the game is in [[Rush Mode]], dwarves will spawn with tools, weapons and additional supplies at the start of the game.

	== Combat and Collecting ==		== Combat and Collecting ==

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 Mining gold ore, digging gravel, and killing monsters with a rampage gives dwarves Gold. During Build Phase this Gold will go directly into the shrine, showing up on the sidebar as Gold. After Build Phase, the Gold go into the dwarves' inventory, and must be right clicked on the active shrine to be put into it.
-Dwarves are unable to safely carry large amounts of gold. If a dwarf has too much gold in their inventory, it will be dislodged by Creeper blasts and thrown away from the dwarf, where Rats can steal it by walking over it. For this reason it is important to deposit scavenged gold into the shrine regularly.
+Dwarves are unable to safely carry large amounts of gold. If a dwarf has too much gold in their inventory, it will be dislodged by Creeper blasts and thrown away from the dwarf, where other monsters can steal it by walking over it. For this reason it is important to deposit scavenged gold into the shrine regularly.
 When manually repairing (via left clicking each piece) this Gold is consumed, 2 per left click. Only Gold in the shrine can be used to repair. This Gold can also be stolen by [[Rat|Rats]] and Broodmothers by right clicking on the shrine.

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 Mining gold ore, digging gravel, and killing monsters with a rampage gives dwarves Gold. During Build Phase this Gold will go directly into the shrine, showing up on the sidebar as Gold. After Build Phase, the Gold go into the dwarves' inventory, and must be right clicked on the active shrine to be put into it.
-Dwarves are unable to safely carry large amounts of gold. If a dwarf has too much gold in their inventory, it will be dislodged by Creeper blasts and thrown away from the dwarf, where monsters can steal it. For this reason it is important to deposit scavenged gold into the shrine regularly.
+Dwarves are unable to safely carry large amounts of gold. If a dwarf has too much gold in their inventory, it will be dislodged by Creeper blasts and thrown away from the dwarf, where Rats can steal it by walking over it. For this reason it is important to deposit scavenged gold into the shrine regularly.
 When manually repairing (via left clicking each piece) this Gold is consumed, 2 per left click. Only Gold in the shrine can be used to repair. This Gold can also be stolen by [[Rat|Rats]] and Broodmothers by right clicking on the shrine.
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 [[File:Torch.png|32px|frameless|left]]
 === Torches ===
 [[File:Oil.png|thumb|right|One of many Oil locations in a map.]]

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	Mining gold ore, digging gravel, and killing monsters with a rampage gives dwarves Gold. During Build Phase this Gold will go directly into the shrine, showing up on the sidebar as Gold. After Build Phase, the Gold go into the dwarves' inventory, and must be right clicked on the active shrine to be put into it.		Mining gold ore, digging gravel, and killing monsters with a rampage gives dwarves Gold. During Build Phase this Gold will go directly into the shrine, showing up on the sidebar as Gold. After Build Phase, the Gold go into the dwarves' inventory, and must be right clicked on the active shrine to be put into it.
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		+	Dwarves are unable to safely carry large amounts of gold. If a dwarf has too much gold in their inventory, it will be dislodged by Creeper blasts and thrown away from the dwarf, where monsters can steal it. For this reason it is important to deposit scavenged gold into the shrine regularly.

	When manually repairing (via left clicking each piece) this Gold is consumed, 2 per left click. Only Gold in the shrine can be used to repair. This Gold can also be stolen by [[Rat\|Rats]] and Broodmothers by right clicking on the shrine.		When manually repairing (via left clicking each piece) this Gold is consumed, 2 per left click. Only Gold in the shrine can be used to repair. This Gold can also be stolen by [[Rat\|Rats]] and Broodmothers by right clicking on the shrine.

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	[[File:Dwarven strongbox location.png\|thumb\|right\|A Dwarven Strongbox located within a keep.]]		[[File:Dwarven strongbox location.png\|thumb\|right\|A Dwarven Strongbox located within a keep.]]

−	The Dwarven Strongbox, appearing as a specially textured enderchest, is a box which can hold a variety of materials and cosmetic items for each dwarf. These cosmetics offer no gameplay advantage and only change their name and sometimes appearance~~, except for the Pot Lag (which does not offer advantages, but is not only different in a name and appearance)~~. The contents of this box will be different every game and is unique for each dwarf; meaning this is not a shared resource chest.	+	The Dwarven Strongbox, appearing as a specially textured enderchest, is a box which can hold a variety of materials and cosmetic items for each dwarf. These cosmetics offer no gameplay advantage and only change their name and sometimes appearance. The contents of this box will be different every game and is unique for each dwarf; meaning this is not a shared resource chest.